Full divestment
Functions
Latchford Barracks is one of the 4 garrisons within the Albury-Wodonga Military Area. The Barracks is located approximately 10km away from the other garrisons and was originally built as a personnel staging camp during World War II.
This site serves as office space, logistics, live‑in accommodation, and provides field training areas, a simulation training centre and Army Reserves training facility.
Address
Bonegilla Road
Bonegilla VIC 3691
Size
220 hectares
Occupants
- Australian Defence Force personnel: 400–500
- Australian Public Service personnel: 10–50
- Australian Defence Force Reserves: 10–50
People are and will remain Defence's most important capability. The Defence Estate Audit recommendations will enhance Defence work environments, ensuring our estate is a key point of attraction and is fit-for-purpose for both current and future members of the workforce. These improvements will strengthen the overall appeal of working for Defence.
Relocation
Latchford Barracks personnel will relocate to other sites within the Albury-Wodonga Military Area. Gaza Ridge Barracks (South), 10 km away, has capacity for additional functions.
Community engagement
Defence held an information session in Wodonga in August 2026 to engage with the community on the Defence Audit and divestment of sites. Community members shared valuable local insights and feedback with Defence. This feedback will help inform transition planning and next steps.
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Factsheet
Contacts
General enquiries
estate.engagement@defence.gov.au
Department of Finance enquiries
For divestment process feedback and future use options, visit the Department of Finance.